SAT English Practice Question
The first people to inhabit the island were the Polynesian people, who arrived in the 14th century. The Polynesian people's arrival in the islands led to a thriving culture, with an intricate system of social organization and spiritual beliefs. The Polynesians’ beliefs were reflected in the traditional art of the islands, which is known for its intricate carvings and weaving.
- A.After they’d arrived at the islands, the Polynesian people's beliefs were reflected in the traditional art of the islands, which is known for its intricate carvings and weaving.
- B.After they’d arrived at the islands, the Polynesians’ beliefs were reflected in the traditional art of the islands, which is known for its intricate carvings and weaving.
- C.After arriving at the islands, the Polynesian people's beliefs were reflected in the traditional art of the islands, which is known for its intricate carvings and weaving.
- D.After arriving at the islands, the Polynesians’ beliefs were reflected in the traditional art of the islands, which is known for its intricate carvings and weaving.
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